The evening world., 1887-11-28

De Lancey F. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. John D.
Jones, Mr.. e. NJ. Smedburg, Mr.. LAlelan,
Mr.. William Van Auken, Mr.. Edward Floyd
Jones, Mr.. William Wainwright and q num-
Der of others.
Mr.. and Nss. Frederic Bronson gave q
dinner on Thursday at their country seat
In Connecticut.
The rare and beautiful Scotch blue and
white bells will be the favored flowers this
season for corsage and q bouquets for the
ballroom.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Kieuter and
O'Clock at the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George White. Of 1899 Licking
ton avenue. on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. S. Medburg, of 20 West Twenty-frst
street, will give a reception on Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.. sewal, of 175 West
Fifty-eighth street, will give a tea this after
noon.
Mrs. William Post and the Misses Post will
pass the winter ut Cannes.
The engagement is announced of MIR.
Henry M. Van Rensselaer,, of this city, and
Miss Bertha Potter, of Germantown, Pa.
The marriage Of MIR. W., w. Brooks and
Dec. 8. The reception after the wedding
will be at the nome of the brides mother in
East Forty-ninth street.
Mrs. Wm. A. Hammond, of 43 West Fifty
fourth street, will give a reception on
The marriage of Mr.. Benjamin F. Butler, a
nephew of Mr.. William Allen Butler, and
Miss Vincent will take place on Wednesday
week. The Rev. Marvin Vincent, father of
the bride, will officiate.
The marriage of Count Pennazzi, of Italy,
and Miss Mimi Smith, sister of Mrs. w. k.
Vanderbilt, will shortly take place at Turin.
The Entire Nous Club will give a reception
at the West End Hall, in West Twenty-fft
S'l MRS. G John neI %ieEslis, of 1850 Joralemon street,
Brooklyn, will give a dance on Thursday
Mrs. Hamilton G. Fish will visit Philadel-
phia this week.. Many entertainments are
projected in her honor. Mr.. Benjamin Harris
Brewster will give a large dinner for her.
DR.. and Mrs. Morris l.. King, of West
Fifty. sixth street, will receive q plumber of
friends tomorrow evening, and also on the
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Smith, of 65 East Sixty
fourth street, will give a tea on the afternoon
The Elberon Club will give a reception on
enty-second street.
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes was obliged at
the last moment to indefinitely postpone the
reception for her daughter, Which a very
on Satu rday afternoon, owing to q sudden
unexpected bereavement in the family.
Mr.: j. F. Plummer and his daughter have
sailed on the Etruria for their home in this
CITY.
Mrs. u. Loomis, of 10 West Thirty-fourth
street, will give a reception on Dec. 7.
Gen. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce will pass the
winter in Washington.
The annual meeting of the Peekskill Lawn
Tennis Club will be held on Saturday, Dec.
81. at Peekskill- on 1.-THE Hudson.
Mrs. II. Ogden Doremus and Miss Doremus,
of 241 Madison avenue, will give a dance this
evening.
Miss Lizzie Prick, of Baltimore, will pass
the winter again in this city with her friend,
Mrs. Griswold Gray, of 8 Washington square.
A very large wedding in Washington in
January will be that of the Vicomte Arnaulet
de la Bassetiere and Miss O'Donnell, daughter
of the late Oliver O'Donnell.
Miss Clarice HaZletine Livingston will be
introduced on Dec. ~ at the ball to be
given in her honor by her father, Mr.. Edward
Livingston.
Miss C. II. Pace, of Richmond. Va. is in
town as the guest of Mrs. E. A.. Smith, of 226
Madison avenue.